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Thursday, July 13, 2017

Kolbrin - Land of Mists - Statutes

The land of mists must surely be Britain and likely along the Bristol Channel which ultimately supported Stone Henge. Alternates are also plausible but when the origin is Egypt, then we are surely on the well trodden Bronze Age sea routes. The appellation of land of mists beast applies to the British isles as well.

The land is clearly primitive. This would hold true during the early Bronze Age. Were this text set during roman times, then this text would fail. An alternate during Roman times could be the American North East Coast. That is simply unlikely.

Another reason that all this material is surely from early Bronze Age is the complete loss of place names. This occurs when tribe over comes tribe. Thus Indian names are quite rare in the Americas while European and roman names are common..

I add this map though much later, but to show how volatile boundaries are..

CHAPTER NINE

THE ROLLS OF RECORD - 3

The Sons of Fire came to the Land of Mists, they
and their households and their cattle, and all the tools of craftsmen. With them came others, men of Egypt
and men of Javen. Also strangers who were not as valiant as are the Sons of Fire. Many among them were
sickly and distressed in their hearts.

They took land among the barbarians and built a
city and a port at the place called Sadel, near Saham, and cutroads about it into the forests. But they were
kept in by the barbarians, and strangers in a strange land. The city was a place for buying and selling and men came
and went. Ships came bearing cloth and pottery, instmments and weapons of war and all manner of things. The
ships went away bearing things from the barbarians who dug in the soil. The place of the city was good, for
it was fertile and well watered, and the bay was guarded by agreat rock.

When he came, Hoskiah caused statutes to be set
up for the city and they were kept in the courts of the temple.

This record was made at his command:

"It is unlawfiil for you to curse your
father or your mother, or their father or their mother, or to raise your hand in anger against them. If the forbidden be done
you shall be bumt with fire and iron upon the left shoulder and atask and time set upon you."

"It is unlawful for you to steal the
reputation of another man by lies. If the forbidden be done you shall be branded by fire and iron upon the lips of the
mouth."

"It is unlawful for you to defile the wife
of another man. If the forbidden be done you shall be branded with fire and iron upon the soles of the feet and upon the
backside and the armpits, and upon the mouth and nose, andshall be cast out from among us, unless bearing
arms in war."

"It is unlawfiil for a wife to lie with any
man not her husband. If the forbidden be done she shall suffer her time upon the adulteress' saddle and shall not be
healed with skyfire."

"It is unlawful for you to penetrate a child
in lust. If the forbidden be done you shall be castrated and the wound healed with iron and fire."

"It is unlawful for you to place your hands
between the legs of a womanchild. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with iron and fire upon the palm of the
left hand and upon the left cheek and between the thighs."

"It is unlawful for you if, being a guest,
you defile the household of the man who harbours you. If the forbiddenbe done with a free man or a free woman you
shall be bumt with fire and iron on the soles of the feet and in the armpits, and shall die in the waters, after the
custom of the barbarians. If with a slave or bondsman or bondswoman, you shall be bumt upon the backside
and the armpits, and shall pay their price to their master."

"It is unlawfiil for you to speak falsehood
against another so that he suffer at trial. If the forbidden be done you shall suffer the same as he and be bumt upon the
tongue with iron and fire, and pay the recompense set by the council."

"It is unlawful for you to give a daughter
of your house to the barbarians in marriage, unless she be one who has brought shame upon you. If the forbidden be done
you shall be dispossessed of your property and household."

"It is unlawful for you to allow any man
within your household to fornicate with the barbarians. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire
upon the left thigh. The man within your household shall be burnt upon the soles of his feet and in his armpits.
If it be done again you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon thebackside and dispossessed of a tithe of your
property. The man within your household shall be blinded in the left eye with iron and fire, and bumt upon the soles
of his feet."

"It is unlawful for you to allow any woman
within your household to fornicate with a barbarian. If the forbidden be done and she be a free worn an you shall be
dispossessed of your household and property, and she shall die as women die. If a slave or a bondswoman, you shall
be dispossessed of a tithe of your property and she shall be bumt upon her private parts, after the manner of
burning women."

"It is unlawful for you to fornicate with
the barbarians. If the forbidden be done you shall be dispossessed of your property and household and made a slave of
the council."

"It is unlawful for a woman to show her
breasts to the eyes of men not of her household. If the forbidden be done she shall be bumt between the breasts,
after the manner of burning women."

"It is unlawful for any woman to show her
private parts to any man, unless he be her husband or master. If the forbidden be done she shall be bumt daily, after
the manner of burning women, until each of the seven points have been bumt. If she do so with a man not of
her household, then her husband or master shall be bumt with iron and fire upon his right thigh."

"It is unlawful for you to show your
nakedness wilfiilly to any woman or maiden not of your household. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with iron
and fire upon the backside."

These are the statutes made because of the
things done before the eyes of the barbarians who hold their women in high esteem;

"It is unlawful for you to slay or maim any
man or woman, or any child among us. If the forbidden be done, then a life shall be taken for a life, by water,
after the custom of die barbarians. A limb shall be taken for a limb and an eye for an eye. Except that if it be one
among you who is a bearer of arms in war, he shall not be maimed so that he cannot fight, but he may be slain for
a slaying."

"It is unlawful for you to steal or
dispossess by deceit. If the forbidden be done the harm done shall be restoreddouble. If it be done again to the same man or
another you shall also be bumt with iron and fire upon the right forearm. But if a man act foolishly so that he
is easily dispossessed, than only that taken shall be restored in value."

"It is unlawful for you to wilfully destroy
a writing or record in writing, or marks of meaning or namemarks. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with
iron and fire upon each palm of the hands and be dispossessed of one quarter of your property."

"It is unlawful for you to wilfully damage
the property of another man among us. If the forbidden be done you shall make it good by paying its value to the
man you wronged."

"It is unlawful for you to change worked
iron with the barbarians for other things. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with iron and fire upon the sole
of the left foot and upon the palm of the right hand."

"It is imlawfiil for you to deal
deceitfully with the barbarians or to steal fromthem. Or to cause hurt to them or damage to
their property. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with iron and fire upon
the palm of the right hand. Youshall be cast out without weapons outside our
boundary in a place where you can be taken by them, so they may deal with you
according to their own customs,"

"It is unlawful for you to increase gold or
silver with other substances. If the forbidden be done you shall be dispossessed of half your property and
possession, and bumt upon the ears with iron and fire."

"It is unlawfiil for you to enter secretly
into the habitation of another man or within the enclosure about it. If the forbidden be done you shall if within the
habitation, be blinded in the left eye with iron and fire, and if it bedone again, in the right eye. If you enter
secredy within the enclosure about the habitation you shall be bumt with iron and fire upon the soles of the feet
and upon the backside. If you be found with weapon you shall be made a slave to the owner of the place."

"It is imlawful for you to use an animal
for lust. If the forbidden be done and one penetrate the other, you shall be castrated and the wound healed by iron and
fire. Unless a bearer of arms in war you shall be driven out from among us, and the animal shall die. If neither
penetrate the other you shall be bumt with iron and fire upon your private parts."

"It is unlawful for you to befoul the well
of another man or the clear water from which he drinks. If the forbidden be done you shall be bumt with iron
and fire upon the backside."

"It is unlawful for you to cause damage to
the herds or the crops, the goods or the property of another man. If the forbidden be done you shall make good the
damage. If it be done again to him or another man you shall also suffer burning with iron and fire upon the sole
of the left foot."

"It is unlawful for a woman to sell herself
for the use of men, unless she first proclaim herself a public woman by standing from dawn to dusk, for two days, at
the market gate of the temple. If such be done no guilt shall attach to her, but if the forbidden be done she
shall be burnt after the manner of the burning of women, upon the cheeks and on the arms and on the belly. If she
do it again without proclaiming herself she shall be sold as a slave. Her price shall be given to the
governor."

"It is unlawftil for the wife or the
bondswoman or the slave of any man to sell herself for the use of men. If the forbidden be done the husband or master shall be
burnt with iron and fire upon the mouth and upon the backside and upon the soles of the feet, except it be
done secretly from him. The woman shall be sold and her price given to the governor."

"It is unlawful for you, if a man with
womanly ways, to conduct yourself as such, unless you first proclaim your nature by standing from dawn to dusk, for one
day, at the market gate of the temple. If such be done no guilt shall attach itself to your conduct as a man
with womanly ways. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the belly and the backside,
and sold in the market place and your price given to the governor."

"It is unlawful for an unprotected man with
womanly ways to be the master of a household or to take a wife. He cannot own anything, except it be required for
eating or sleeping, clothing and the practice of his craft. He may own a dwelling of one room, but if he bear arms
in war he may own a dwelling of any size. If the forbidden be done he shall be burnt with iron and fire on the
backside and chest, and sold as a slave and his price given to the governor."

"It is unlawful for you to satisfy your
lusts with a man of your household. If the forbidden be done you shall both be burnt with iron and fire on both
armpits, unless one be in the hands of the other."

"It is unlawfial for a woman to slay her
child or let it die by neglect. If the forbidden be done and the child be unweaned the woman shall be sold into slavery
and her price given to the governor. If the child be weaned a life shall be taken for a life."

"It is unlawful for you, if the master of a
household, to go beyond our boundaries for upwards of two days and one night, unless you appoint a steward in your
place or have a son in manhood. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the sole
of your right foot and upon your backside. If you be detained by force you shall not be burnt."

"It is unlawful for you to touch a woman
not of your household upon her private parts, unless she be a woman who sells herself to men. If the forbidden be
done you shall be burnt with fire and iron upon the palm and fingers of the right hand, and upon the left
cheek and upon the backside. If it be done again you shall also be blinded with iron and fire in the left eye, and
if again in the right eye also."

"It is unlawful for you to take a woman not
of your household by force for lust, unless she be a woman who sells herself to men. If the forbidden be done
you shall be blinded by iron and fire in both eyes."

"It is unlawful for you to enter the sacred
places of the barbarians or theirtemples, or to pass within a thousand paces of
the Rabukimra. You may attend their festivals outside these places. If the
forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire on the sole of the left
foot,"

"It is unlawful for you to carry upon
yourself or to have within your household the talismans of other gods. If the forbidden be done you shall pay a tithe of
your possessions and property to the temple."

"It is unlawful for you, if a guest, to
conceal a weapon upon yourself or be in the dwelling of your host, while within his habitation. If the forbidden be done
you shall be burnt upon the muscle of your left arm and upon the forehead."

"It is unlawftil for you to act seemingly
towards an unlawful deed so that men will say, "His thoughts are towards an unlawful thing." If the
forbidden be done it shall be as though you had already done the unlawful deed, except that the council shall look upon
you with mercy, if it be deserved."

"It is unlawful for you to talk to another
man towards an unlawful deed. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the lower lip and
the left hand palm. The man among you who denounces this thing shall not be burnt."

"It is unlawful for you to he so that
another man be harmed. If the forbidden be done and it be not serious, or without evil intent, you shall pay recompense.
If it be more serious you shall be burnt upon the upper lip and ifmore serious still, upon the tongue."

"It is unlawful for you to allow a woman of
your household to be drunk in an outside place. If the forbidden be done you shall, if it happen twice, be burnt
with fire and iron upon the left thigh. If it happen again you shall be burnt upon the left armpit."

"It is unlawful for a stranger to remain
within our boundaries after sunset, unless he be a guest within a household or under its protection. Or unless he
remain within the strangers' court or he be proclaimed. No man shall remain beyond ten days, unless he be
proclaimed. At this proclaiming nothing of his past deeds or hiscomings and goings shall be bidden, and lies
shall not be told. If the forbidden be done he shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the nose and placed beyond
our boundaries. He shall not return and his goods shall be takento the governor. As the sun goes down all men
shall bid the stranger be gone and shall not hold him."

"It is unlawful for you to delay the
departure of a stranger when he must go and has done no wrong.

If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron
and fire upon the left backside."

"It is unlawful for a woman to depart from
her household or to remain outside her home after sunset, unless shebe protected. If the forbidden be done and she
be a wife she shall be burnt upon the sole of the left foot. If she be slave or bondswoman she shall be burnt upon
the soles of both feet, and if she be a freewoman or servant woman she shall be burnt upon the left leg. If
she be a virgin she shall be beaten with a leathern throng."

"It is unlawful for a man to raise his hand
against the master of his household. If the forbidden be done he shall, if a freeman, be burnt with iron and fire upon
the right shoulder and upon the backside. If a servant, upon both shoulders and upon the backside, and if a slave
or bondsman, upon both shoulders and upon the backside, and upon the soles of his feet. But if the master be
hurt so that he is put to bed, then he who struck him shall beseized and confined and shall also be burnt on
the body each day, until the master be up again."

"It is unlawful for you to maim or mark in
chastisement beyond repair any woman of your household, or any freeman within its protection. If the forbidden
be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire, as the council declare."

"It is unlawful for you to strike in
chastisement any woman not of your household, or touch her in anger. If theforbidden be done and she be without marks, if a
freewoman you shall be burnt with fire and iron upon the right thigh and the right armpit. If a maidservant,
upon the right armpit and if a slave or bondswoman, upon the left thigh. But if she be marked or maimed you shall
make payment to her master or her household and be burnt according to the declaration of the
council."

"It is unlawfiil for you to drive a woman
or a child from your household unlawfully. If the forbidden be done you shall recompense the one driven out with a
fifth part of your property and possessions. They may then enter any other household and shall not be held
back."

"It is unlawful for you, if placed in
stewardship or in guardianship, to do an unfaithful thing against anyone under your care. Or to cause loss or harm to the
man who trusted you. You shall not conduct yourself unseemingly in the household under your
stewardship or cause the man who trusted you to lose his reputation.

If the forbidden be done, and it be serious, the
council may put you to death by water, after the custom of the barbarians, but if it be less serious you shall
be burnt as the council declare."

"It is unlawful for you or any man or woman
within your household to eat uncooked meat, unless it be dried by sun or fire, or be pickled. Blood shall not be
drunk. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the left forearm."

"It is unlawful for you to become drunk or
quarrelsome while among the barbarians. Or to curse them in their hearing, or to use unseemingly language in their
presence, or to talk against us to them. If the forbidden be done,the first time you shall be burnt with iron and
fire upon the left leg; the second time you shall be burnt upon the left armpit, and the third time, upon the lips
of the mouth. Each time of chastisement you shall be bound from the time of burning until sunset, and displayed
on the boundary."

"It is unlawful for you to pass water
within the temple enclosure, or to befoul the grounds or fioors there. If theforbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron
and fire upon the backside and the soles of the feet, and between the thighs. If it be done again you shall be
blinded in both eyes."

"It is unlawful for you to spit or use foul
language within the temple enclosure. Or to shout or raise your voiceunseemingly or act irreverently there. If the
forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the mouth and right ear."

"It is unlawful for you to destroy anything
within the temple enclosure. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the palms of the
hands and between the thighs. This may be increased to death by water, according to the custom of the barbarians,
if the council think it fitting."

"It is unlawful for you to steal anything
from within the temple enclosure. If the forbidden be done you shall die by water, after the custom of the
barbarians."

"It is unlawful for you to strike any
priest or servant of the temple or anyone under its protection. If the forbidden be done you shall be blinded by iron
and fire. But if you maim someone you shall die by water, afterthe custom of the barbarians. If it be a slave
of the temple or a bondsman, then for striking him you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the soles of the
feet and between the thighs. If he be maimed you shall be blinded in the right eye."

"It is unlawful for you to be within the
temple enclosure at night, in secret.

If the forbidden be done you shall be blinded by
iron and fire."

"It is unlawful for you to carry weapons of
metal or sharpened weapons within the temple enclosure, unless with the sanction of the temple guardians. If the
forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the soles of the feet and the palm of the left
hand."

"It is unlawful to seize any wrongdoer
within the temple enclosure, unless it be done by those who serve thetemple. If the forbidden be done he who
commanded the deed shall be blinded by iron and fire. Those who did the deed shall be burnt with iron and fire upon
the palms of the hands and soles of the feet."

"It is unlawful to speak against the
governor or the council or the commanders or princes, unless it be done before them or at the market gate of the temple.
If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon each side of the mouth. But no man shall
suffer for anything he says in public at the market gate of the temple, except he talk about the God of This
Enclosure."

"It is unlawful for you to speak against
the God of This Enclosure within this His enclosure. If the forbidden be done you shall be burnt upon the tongue and upon
the mouth and driven out beyond our boundary, and may not return for seven years."

"It is unlawful for you to speak against
any priest of the temple, except before the High Priest on the days when any man may speak freely without fear. If the
forbidden be done you shall be burnt with iron and fire upon the backside and beneath the chin."

"It is unlawfial for you to approach the
Place of the High Altar or the forbidden place about it, or to touch the Sacred Treasures, unless you be a priest or high
servant of the temple, or a man admitted by them. If the forbidden be done you shall be blinded by iron
and fire."

"It is unlawful to take a virgin to wife if
you have a wife, but if without wife you may marry a virgin. You shallnot have more than three wives. If the forbidden
be done you shall be dispossessed of a fourth part of your property and possessions, which shall go to the
wife you have taken unlawfully."

"It is unlawful for you to have intercourse
with your mother, your daughter, your father's sister or your mother's sister, your brother's daughter or your sister's
daughter, your father's mother or your mother's mother, your wife's mother or your son's wife, whether they
be by blood or by law. If the forbidden be done you shall die bywater, after the custom of the barbarians."

"It is unlawfial for men to wear the
garments of women or women to wear the garments of men, unless they have proclaimed their natures. If the forbidden be
done men shall be burnt with iron and fire on the left cheek.

Women may not be touched with iron made hot and
therefore are to be burnt with skyfire. All men shall be burnt with iron and fire."

"Men may be put to death by water or fire
and women by water or by smothering. Women shall not suffer chastisement so that their blood flow. When men
are castrated it shall be done with a knife of stone."

"Men shall be punished in a place where all
men may see them, but a woman shall suffer away from the eyes of men, though she may receive punishment at the
hands of a man. The punishment of a woman shall be witnessed by two men of the council and two women from the
household she wronged."

"A man punished by burning shall suffer at
high noon and then be laid on his back or his belly, according to which eases him most. Each of his limbs shall be
drawn out and fastened to a stake and he shall be left untilmidnight, and then let go. A woman, having been
punished, shall be placed within a room which has a pole lengthwise at sitting height and left there from
noon to midnight. Any man or woman suffering punishment shallbe allowed one attendant after it be inflicted,
until their release. No man shall refuse to let another go to attend his friend."

"If a woman do something for which a man
would be punished she shall suffer likewise, except that the burning shall be with skyfire. The council shall not
overlook a suitable punishment for the master of her household."

"If a man become indebted by trial and fail
within the season to pay whatever be demanded of him, he and his possessions shall be seized and given into the
keeping of those to whom he is indebted."

"A woman having been declared by her
husband before the council as unsuitable for a wife, and the council having found this to be so, she may remain
within his household without being his wife. Or she may return to the household from which she came or that of her
father or her brother or her father's brother or mother's brother, as she wills. But she may not go
elsewhere and having chosen where to go cannot choose again."

"It is unlawful for a man to use whatever
force and chastisements are necessary to maintain order within hishousehold. He may make any adjustments within
the household to endow it with contentment, but all things must be done with justice and moderation. All
disagreements within a household shall be judged by its master."

"That which be done by a wife or a
daughter, a youth or a child; or a servant or his wife or his sons or hisdaughters, or his servants; or by a freeman or
his wife or his sons or his daughters, or his servants or slaves; or by a slave or a bondswoman or a bondsman, or
their wives or their sons or their daughters, within your household; or by a freewoman or by a guest or by
the stranger within your gates, shall be as though it were doneby the master of the household and both shall
suffer alike. Except that the council shall weigh all the actions of the master of the household and set his
punishment according to them."

"If, upon marriage, it be found that a
woman taken to wife as a virgin be not a virgin, evidence of this may begiven at the Seat of Truth before three
witnesses. One witness shall then go to her household and declare thisbefore its master. Then, except the matter come
before the council, the woman may be put aside as a wife and returned to her household, and her bride price
reclaimed double. Or, if her husband choose, she may remain in his household as wife or concubine, but he may
reclaim her bride price."

"If a woman be put aside by her husband as
no longer his wife and she remain in his household, she shall be as a
concubine."

"The rights of a concubine are those of a
bondswoman, but she is a bondswoman to her master for life."

"When the master of a household dies his
eldest son shall become the master, and brother shall follow brother, until
there are no sons. Then the brothers of the master shall follow in the order of
their ages, and their sons, according to their kinship. The new master shall
provide for the wives and concubines of his father in the same manner as
previously. His brothers and sisters shall become as sons and daughters. Within
a household the death of its master changes nought but the master. After the
death of its master a household caimot divide, except it be done lawfully by
the new master after he has been master for one year."

"All who stand at the market gate of the
temple shall be proclaimed by the hours, and under the proclaimer's voice all
men shall cease exchanges and be silent."

"A child may be adopted into house and
household according to the custom of the Sons of Fire, and it may be one of us
or a barbarian from across the waters, or a barbarian from outside our
boundary. But if a barbarian from outside our boundary it shall not be adopted
unless a foundling under seven years if male, or a child if female."

"If a man take a barbarian woman to wife
and have no other wife from among us who is her superior, he shall not become
the master of a household, and a younger son shall step over him."

"A man with womanly ways who has proclaimed
himself shall stand before us as a woman and be treated as one. Except if he
bear arms in war he shall then stand before us as a man, unless he choose
otherwise."

"If the master of a household have within
it a woman who is not a virgin and is a concubine or slave, and he give her to
a guest or another within the household, that he may go in unto her, no wrong
is done."

"If a man be proclaimed a man with womanly
ways, an arrangement may be made with the governor and a price paid to become
bis protector. He shall then enter the household of the man who paid the
price."

"A slave or bondsman may be bought for any
woman of your household. But if she be a freewoman, then the slave shall be
made free, and if a bondsman the debt paid so that he be free."

"If a woman be a concubine and within five
years of her loss of virginity or admittance into your household have not
become with child, she shall pass into the household of another after the
custom of the Sons of Fire, and returned according to the same custom."

"During the proclaiming of a stranger his
deeds, good and bad, shall be made known. All things about him shall be told to
all within hearing of the proclaimer's voice. Any man may question the sfranger
concerning such things and if aught be hidden or lies told, the stranger shall be
dealt with lawfully by the council."

"A virgin shall not be burnt, but is to be
whipped with wands and the council shall set the number of stripes."

"A man who has been punished by trial three
times shall be driven out from among us after the fourth punishment, unless he
be a bearer of arms in war."

"Records and writings, namemarks and marks
of meaning can be destroyed or altered only by permission of the council and
the governor."

"The man who is the companion of thieves is
himself a thief at heart and may be taken to trial if his companions
steal."

"If the rightful master of a household be
under age of manhood, the council shall appoint a steward and guardian for the
household and heir."

"A stranger may not enter our boundaries
bearing weapons of war made of metal.

But the lords of the barbarians about our
boundaries may come bearing weapons."

These are the statutes between the council and
the governor and men. Those between man and man are in the keeping of the court
of the marketplace. There are others between the court of the temple and men.

It was Hoskiah who set the statutes up and Racob
recorded them. I, Brigadan of the Gulwa, preserved them, but many are unknown.
Those are the statutes of Hoskiah.

This was misplaced from its text. "It was
decreed that the iron for burning should not glow, neither should a blinding be
made by contact with metal but should be through heat alone nor should it be
absolute."

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